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Curriculum
vitae
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born 29 Oct 1950
in Cuxhaven, Germany
married since 1987, two children
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| 1968 |
High school
graduation in Cuxhaven |
| 1968
- 1976 |
Student of
mathematics and economics at University of Göttingen and
University of Saarbrücken, Germany.
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| 1973
- 1974 |
Student of computer
science at Kansas State University, USA, granted by Rotary
International
Foundation. |
| 1976 |
Diploma (equiv.
M.S.
degree) in mathematics at Univ. Saarbrücken, Dept. Computer
Science. Thesis on
"Complexity of boolean networks and Turing
machines".
(cf. diploma certificate)
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| 1976
- 1980 |
Teaching assistant
at Univ. Saarbrücken, Inst. f. Information Systems
(IWi). System analysis, data bases, simulation
techniques.
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| 1980
- 1981 |
System analyst and
programmer at controller's department of Cologne insurance
company. Statistics, corporate planning.
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| 1982
- 1988 |
Neuroanatomy
research at Univ. Göttingen,
Dept. Medicine, supported by German Science Foundation (DFG).
Computer simulation models of neuronal growth. Several
publications.
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| 1989
- 2003 |
Scientific
programmer at Max-Planck-Institut f. Aeronomie
(MPAe), project SUMER/SOHO, supported by German Federal Government
(BMBF, DLR). Software
development, instrument simulation, data analysis and
visualization. Project WWW pages, data archive.
(cf. letter of
reference,
translation)
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| 1997 |
Seven months at
NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center.
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| since
1998 |
Associate Scientist
of SUMER. Several publications.
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| 2003 |
Four months at
Mullard Space Science Laboratory, University College
London.
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| 2003
- 2006 |
Scientific
cooperation with Univ. Bielefeld, Dept. Neuroanatomy.
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| since 2004 |
Scientific
cooperation with Astronomical Institute, Academy of Sciences of
the Czech Republic, in Ondrejov.
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2005
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Teaching Assistant at Tech. Univ. Cottbus,
Numerical and Applied Mathematics.
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2006
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Three months guest scientist at Astronomical Institute in Ondrejov.
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since 2006
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Scientist at Royal Observatory of Belgium (ROB/SIDC), Brussels,
Project LYRA/PROBA2, supported by ESA/PRODEX. Software development,
data analysis, instrument calibration.
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